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Rabbits

Having a pet can be expensive and involves you in making a long term commitment to your adopted pet. Regular expenses you will have include weekly food bills, yearly booster vaccinations, boarding fees during holidays, pet insurance, and any unexpected veterinary treatment charges.

Is a Rabbit the right pet for you?

  • Can you afford £5 a week for rabbit food
  • Can you give your rabbit access to a hutch in an escape proof garden or provide a secure run and hutch?
  • Can you afford up to £10 a month for pet insurance?
  • Can you be at home for part of every day?
  • Can you afford your rabbits’s regular vaccinations (about £25 a year)?
  • If needed can you afford veterinary treatment throughout your rabbit’s life?
  • Can you afford to board your rabbit or arrange for family or friends to look after your cat while you are on holiday?
  • Rabbits are social animals and so we will normally only re-home in pairs or individually to be paired with an existing rabbit at a home.

If you can answer YES to these questions then read on to find out about adopting a rabbit.

Rabbit Adoption Charges

Rabbit (all ages) £30.00

These charges include:

  • A health check
  • Microchipping
  • Vaccination against myxomatosis
  • Neutering (for rabbits too young to be neutered at the time of adoption a voucher will be provided to cover the cost of this procedure)

If you would like to go ahead and adopt a rabbit then view those currently available below, make a note of the name and reference number of those you are interested in, then email us at: rehoming@rspcamiddlesex.org.uk or phone us on (020) 8966 9688 to discuss adopting a pet.

ABBOTT

Abbott was isgned over to us as his owner wasn’t allowed pets at her hostel and had sneaked him in under her jacket, needless to say it was hours later that he was discovered.

He is a very energetic little rabbit, he desperately needs a companion to share his days with, so if there are some lonesome young girls out there who need a chum - Abbott could be the guy for you.

He is a smidge too young to be neutered at the moment, but this will be carried out by the branch when he is old enough - usually about 4 mths old.

TITCH

Titch was signed over to us after his owners decided they could no longer look after him after just a couple of weeks of him being with them.

Tich is a friendly fellow, he is easily handled and a lively, energetic little chap. He is looking for a female companion to share his days with, so any lonely girls should definately apply.

SAINSBURY

Sainsbury was abandoned in Sainsbury’s carpark.

He is a lovely, lovely little chap who is very nice and friendly, and easily picked up and handled. He is extremelty curious of the other rabbits at his foster home and can’t wait to meet a set up home with a lovely lady.

Sainsbury is an active little chap so he will need lots of room to hop and skip about in.

KIRK & HARRISON

Kirk & Harrison were signed over to us as their owners no longer wanted them.

These boys are a lovely pair of rabbits who are very friendly and inquisitive. They are easily handled and are very happy being picked up and stroked. They love to investigate their surroundings and so will need lots of toys and interesting thing to explore.

IMOGEN & ENIGMA

Imogen & Enigma are a lovely pair of rabbits who were signed over to us as their owners had too many to cope with.

They are a nice friendly pair of girls who are very easy to pick up and handle and seem to really enjoy a stroke and a cuddle. They are hoping to find a home with lots of room to stretch their legs and some fun things to investigate and explore.

BEETLE, LADYBIRD, SCARAB, FIREFLY & BUG

These cute babies were planed or wanted by their owners, who thought they had 2 female rabbits, but soon found out that wan’t the case.

They have been handled lots since birth and are super friendly because of it, they are nosey and inquisitive little guys and girls so will need lots of toys and interesting things to explore and investigate. They are used to been kept outdoors.

We have 2 males and 2 females looking for homes, we are happy to home them on their own if you have an existing rabbit, otherwise it would be best to adopt opposite sex pairs. These rabbits will all be neutered by the branch when they are old enough which is usually about 4 months old.

EINSTEIN & DEKA

Deka and Einstein have recently found love in our care after coming from 2 different homes. Einstein was no longer wanted by his previous owners and Deka was signed over from a very unsuitable home.

These are a pair of very lovely little rabbits, Deka is a slightly more confident and bold and is always the first over for a tickle and a fuss. Both these rabbits are easily picked up and handled. They are an active little pair who love to throw toys around and investigate new and exciting things. They will need a nice large space to hop and jump about in.

EMILY

Emily was signed over as the children she had been brought for had lost interest in her after only having her for a year.

Emily is a nice friendly, bold rabbit, who is extremely nosey and inquisitive, but she is very lonely on her own as is hoiping to find a nice male to keep her company.

BLOSSOM & HONEY

Blossom & Honey were no longer wanted by their previous owners. They are a nice pair of rabbits, but they can be a little jumpy. Their temperaments apparently changed and they became more nervous after a family of foxes moved into the garden causing the rabbits to become very stressed. Hopefully now they have a fox free foster home to settle into they will go back to their normal calm friendly little selves.

These rabbits are used to living outdoors, we do not feel they would adapt to an indoor environment.

ADAM & LOULA

Adam and Loula came into our care as their owner was no longer able to cope with them. They are lovely friendly rabbits who are easily picked up and handled.
Adam is a large breed of rabbit so this pair will need lots of space in their new home to hop and jump about in. They are very nosey and inquisitive so will also need lots of interesting things to investigate and explore.

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